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fuslieVerified by YouTube · Nov 4, 2026fuslie's YouTube channelSee on YouTube

@fuslie · Leslie

  • United States
  • Roleplay
  • Comedy

Streamer who played NoPixel GTA RP with the Chang Gang and Ramee, then played GTA V's story for the first time in 2025.

Where to find fuslie

Follower counts as each platform showed them on November 9, 2026. Only links fuslie publishes on their own channel.

Highlights

  • Award · 2021Nominated at The Game AwardsOne of five nominees for Content Creator of the Year at The Game Awards 2021.gamesradar.com

About fuslie

fuslie, pronounced fooz-lee, streams and makes videos on YouTube, where she has 920,000 subscribers. She plays games with her friends and community, and sings.

In 2022 she was hooked on GTA 5 RP on NoPixel 3.0: she robbed her first bank with Ramee, prank called people with the Chang Gang and posted a best of called "i am addicted to GTA 5 RP".

She came back to GTA RP in December 2023, and in early 2025 she played GTA V's story mode for the first time, including her first missions as Trevor.

Known for

  • NoPixel 3.0 GTA RP with the Chang Gang
  • Robbing banks with Ramee
  • First time playing GTA V's story in 2025
  • Streams with friends

fuslie and GTA

  1. 2022NoPixel 3.0

    GTA 5 RP with the Chang Gang and Ramee.

  2. 2023Back to GTA RP

    Returned to roleplay in December.

  3. 2025GTA V story mode

    First playthrough of the story, including Trevor's missions.

GTA videos and past streams

prank calling people in GTA 5 RP with Chang Gang...Video by fuslie on YouTube
LIL FOOZE ROBS HER FIRST BANK WITH RAMEE! - GTA 5 RP NoPixel 3.0Video by fuslie on YouTube
i am addicted to GTA 5 RP - BEST OF FUSLIEVideo by fuslie on YouTube
Fuslie Comes Back To GTA RPVideo by fuslie on YouTube
I Played As Trevor in GTA V For The First TimeVideo by fuslie on YouTube

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